Flamingo Medical Compression Stockings Below Knee - Class II (DVT Stockings) Pair OC2235 Medium

• Flamingo Medical Compression stockings below the knee improve blood flow.

• Ensures desired compression with comfort.

• Silicone lining ensures anti-slippage of product from required position.

• Easy to wear compression stockings.

• Help prevent wearers from suffering from varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, blood clots.

• Graduated compression socks or stockings come in strengths:

• OC 2236 - Below knee prophylactic 10-18 mmHg,

• OC 2234 - Below knee DVT Class I – 18-21 mmHg,

• OC 2235 - Below knee DVT Class II – 23-32 mmHg,

• OC 2375 - Below knee DVT Class III – 33-41 mmHg.

• Available in 5 different sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL.

• Flamingo Medical Compression stockings below the knee are made of nylon which is a strong, lightweight, easily washable material that resists shrinkage and increases the comfort of clothing.

• 4-way stretch fine knit ensures better breathability.

• Flamingo Medical Compression stockings below the knee have an elastic band.

• Silicone strip around inner side of elastic band below knee area.

• Close heel and open toe design to ensure effective blood flow.

• Tapered shape as per lower limb to ensure better fitment and uniform compression to achieve desired blood flow.

• Used also for people with pain in the legs, especially after standing or sitting for extended periods of time and for restless legs which can occur day or night, disrupt sleep and even impact your quality of life.

Applying the medical compression stockings:

• Slide the stockings onto your arms with hand reaching the heel area holding the extra heel material.

• Turn the stockings inside out till the heel broadens the mouth of the fabric cave.

• Put your foot into the toe of the stocking, and gently slide the stocking over your heel.

• Then use your fingertips or palms to slide the stocking up your leg.

Removing the compression stockings:

• Grab the socks at the upper part by the fabric, and not the elastic band.

• Slowly invert the sock down your leg.

• Once the sock is rolled past your ankle, you can either keep rolling it down, or you can remove it like a regular sock by pulling outward from the toe part.

• Hand washing with mild detergent and cold water is recommended.

• Do not bleach or iron.